It is a land of immense beauty and growing wealth, of stunning poverty and troubling conflicts. The Star examines the fascinating world of India as it shifts into high gear.
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In the small villages of Punjab, the streets are empty of young males who have escaped in search of a better life abroad.With no men around, women take leadership role
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Rapid growth is attracting foreign companies in the city with India's second-highest household income.. Can soccer help unite India?
Maoists are gaining the upper hand in Indian regions facing injustice and neglect. Can soccer help keep young minds off rebellion? 
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